"Simon Avery" wrote
| I think the Squidgy is pretty much a trade "quick fix". Not as good as
| silicone, but they don't have to hang around for it to dry. (Ok, it
| can also be smoothed when wet, but looks a bit odd for some counters
| if you do that.) The squidgy for hobs might have some additional fire
| retardant properties that go beyond silicone? I don't know.

Someone really should use this as a trade name -

Squidgy for Hobs
Squidgy for Baths and Basins
Squidgy for Sinks
Squidgy for Gutters and Flashing
Squidgy for Gasfitting ... err, maybe not!

Owain